“SHOCKING Everton Loan Signing Bombshell! Alan Myers Drops JAW-DROPPING Insider Scoop You NEED to Hear!”
Toffees expected to stay active in market with further signings likely
David Moyes endured a frustrating start to the new Premier League campaign as Everton fell to a 1-0 defeat against Leeds United on the opening weekend.
The shortcomings in his squad were plain to see, and he will be desperate for a turnaround when Brighton visit the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday.
Alan Myers provides transfer update
Everton were active in the transfer market over the summer, bringing in several first-team players. Jack Grealish arrived on loan from Manchester City, while forward Thierno Barry also joined.
Both featured off the bench in the Leeds clash. However, Adam Aznou, a promising left-back signed from Bayern Munich, was unavailable due to injury.
His absence, combined with Nathan Patterson’s fitness struggles, left Moyes short of defensive cover.
The Toffees endured a mixed pre-season, recording three defeats and two draws, one of which came against Moyes’ former club West Ham.
Their shortcomings in several areas remain unaddressed, and further signings are anticipated before the transfer window shuts.
Backup goalkeeper Mark Travers, recruited from Bournemouth, was named on the bench but did not feature against Leeds.
Despite the new arrivals, the squad still looks light on quality across the pitch. Former Sky Sports news editor Alan Myers suggested that more loan deals are likely in the coming days.
Writing on X on 20 August, he explained: “I’m sure there will be, but they nearly always happen in the last few days, when clubs know what they have.”
Crucial weeks ahead
The next two weeks are set to be decisive for Everton’s season. The club urgently requires reinforcements at right-back, in midfield, and on the right wing.
With Seamus Coleman nearing the end of his career and Patterson proving unreliable through injury, a consistent right-back is vital.
The midfield, meanwhile, lacks creativity and depth, with a dynamic option needed to complement Idrissa Gueye.
Out wide, Moyes craves a winger with pace and flair to bring balance to the attack.
The Everton hierarchy will be under intense pressure to secure the right additions on a limited budget.
Effective loan deals and bargain transfers could be the difference between mid-table stability and another fight against relegation.
